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Electronic commerce has led to significant social, ethical, and legal changes in relationships between sellers, buyers, and customers. The internet and e-commerce have created many ethical and legal issues around information rights, property rights, intellectual property rights, privacy rights, and data protection rights. The European Union and Spain have promoted laws to protect citizen rights and regulate electronic trade and other internet services.
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- 2. CONSIDER โข Electronic commerce has associated a significant number of social, ethical and legal aspects that are producing major changes between the relationships of the main actors: sellers, buyers, customers in general, business, administration, etc.
- 3. โข The Internet and electronic commerce have provoked a large number of ethical, social and legal issues (or policies) that are difficult to qualify and; therefore, complicated to establish relationships between them. The important issues that should govern relations in electronic commerce are, at least, the following:
- 4. TERMS โข Information rights โข Property rights โข Intellectual property rights โข Right to privacy โข Righ to data protection
- 5. INTERESTING FACT โข The European Union and Spain in particular, as well as most of the countries belonging to the world trade organization, have promoted in recent years, laws for the legal protection of the rights of citizens, as well as regulations and rules for the application of trade. electronic and other internet services